W. Smith, worked in the File Department at Regent Works, and enlisted on 5 Sep 1914, in the York and Lancaster Regiment

Group of British prisoners-of-war at Friedrichsfeld, Germany. The third man from the right, on the front row, is Private A. Dawes, of the York and Lanc. Regiment, a native of Gleadless, Sheffield. He joined the Army at the outbreak of war.

Marriage of Miss Eva Ridley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ridley, of Newstead, Oughtibridge, and Captain Arthur S. Plant, R. A. M. C. , son of Mr and Mrs H. H. E. Plant, of Poulton-le-Fylde, near Blackpool, at Oughtibridge

Inspection of the 1st Battalion of the Sheffield Volunteer Defence Corps by Major Firth, at Sandygate, yesterday afternoon

Captain Henry Colver, York and Lancaster Regiment, killed 20 Dec 1915

Women as postmen in Sheffield - postwomen leaving the sorting office with the afternoon delivery of letters, yesterday.

Sergeant G. Hill, Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) (on the left) and Sergeant W. E. Crookes, 1st King�s Royal Rifles

Christmas will be spent as joyously as possible by the wounded in the hospitals. Here the first distribution of Christmas gifts to patients in the Third Northern Base Hospital, Sheffield, is taking place.

Some of the women to whom a tribute was paid by the Minister of Munitions in his speech, at Glasgow, on Christmas Day morning. They are munition workers at Messrs. Vickers Ltd.

A fine elephant, which has been 'recruited' for Sheffield. He draws heavy loads of castings and munitions through the streets of the city